I'm still holding out hope that before the Time War is over, Romana will emerge from e-space with 500,000 snarling lion warriors at her back.

I feel like those six minutes were a better showcase of the Eighth Doctor than the entire movie that introduced him back in 1996 and, until now, represented his entire onscreen tenure as the Doctor.

Well, in terms of importance, it established McGann's death, canonized Big Finish, established who/what Hurt is playing in the 50th, showed the Sisterhood. That's all pretty important, regardless of story and/or performance quality.

Starbuck and Starbuck met at Starbucks.

Huh? It's the wit and cleverness and personal observations and digressions that make these recaps so fun and worth reading. Who wants to read a recap where the writer isn't trying to be witty and clever?

Yeah, he yanked off some calibration unit when he got up from the desk. The olive oil solution is like saying if you get the gdiplus.dll error when your computer boots up, stick some peanut butter in your USB port.

Because you hate your robotic leg so much that the stench of rancid olive oil only fans the flame of your hate by constantly reminding you that it's an evil robotic leg. That you hate.

As it turns out, the "Time War" was really just a euphemism for The Doctor & The Great Intelligence's booze-&-drug-fueled roadtrip.

Because the insurance rates in Sunnydale just became obscene.

This is an excellent complaint. We need to start a letter campaign.

I thought fellow True Blood fans would appreciate this photo I took on a recent trip to Shanghai. Couldn't believe the name of the road when I found it in my guidebook, would be the perfect place for a Fangtasia!

Actually, I just had an idea concerning John Hurt. What if he isn't a incarnation we've never heard of or a future regeneration at all? What if he's just the first Doctor at a younger age than when he stole the Tardis? What if the reason why he ran from Galifrey is the same reason why he named himself The Doctor? He…

If we're gonna err to one side, this is the safer side to err to. I think we've had enough of the other.

" see Jesus in a taco "

The human brain, honed by millions of years of cultural and biological evolution to see patterns and agency in others so well that it even starts seeing patterns and agency where there are none. Religion in a nutshell, pretty much.